http://www.cnn.com/2013/01/09/world/asia/j...quid/index.html

 

Finally one videotaped, at depths between 2000 and 3000 feet. Pretty amazing stuff, it is hard to wrap my head around the fact that this creature is about 10 feet long.

Now, I can't stop thinking about extra fresh squid fried quickly, doused in lemon juice and lightly salted.

 

Thanks. Thanks a lot.

 

 

Jesus, I'm starving!!!! Thirty two minutes 'til lunch.

Now, I can't stop thinking about extra fresh squid fried quickly, doused in lemon juice and lightly salted.

 

Thanks. Thanks a lot.

 

 

Jesus, I'm starving!!!! Thirty two minutes 'til lunch.

 

At least your lunch calamari cant kill you

At least your lunch calamari cant kill you

 

 

There is some merit in your point.

 

 

All joking aside, though, it is amazing stuff. The size of them, and yet so elusive.

There is some merit in your point.

 

 

All joking aside, though, it is amazing stuff. The size of them, and yet so elusive.

 

This is awesome. . . And I personally know several of the Americans that were involved with the expedition.

Now, I can't stop thinking about extra fresh squid fried quickly, doused in lemon juice and lightly salted.

 

Thanks. Thanks a lot.

 

 

Jesus, I'm starving!!!! Thirty two minutes 'til lunch.

 

This post made me think of this video...

 

MAN from Steve Cutts on Vimeo.

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<!--quotec-->Now, I can't stop thinking about extra fresh squid fried quickly, doused in lemon juice and lightly salted.

 

Thanks. Thanks a lot.

 

 

Jesus, I'm starving!!!! Thirty two minutes 'til lunch.

 

This post made me think of this video...

 

MAN from Steve Cutts on Vimeo.

 

 

That's a brilliant video.

 

We never did have squid* for lunch, in the end.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*They never actually would have squid in here.